
China Entertainment Talent: Liu Tianxian Has Been Depressed Since Childhood
华娱天骄:从小致郁刘天仙
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Liu Yifei's Single Heroine Novel
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It only accepts single female protagonists. The author writes, don't do multiple female protagonists like others. That's really boring. After all, you are writing a fanfic based on reality, not ancient times. I really can't stand modern social novels with multiple female protagonists.
I read novels, as long as I find them interesting
It's not that roundabout, just make your own judgment. Just think it looks good. Everything has to be realistic. Realistically, you might as well just write history. I think the writing is pretty good. It's just a novel. You think it's pretty and interesting. Just make sure it brings you joy. Everything must be realistic. To be honest, to be honest, just watch a historical drama. I think his writing has a sense of family atmosphere. The protagonist is younger and the sense of substitution is not so strong. It is that the atmosphere of his family is not something that all authors can write. Especially the character Liu Xiaoli in the drama, I think I quite like it.
After reading a few chapters, it's a huge poison. It's better to give the protagonist an orphan life. The child was snatched away right after birth. Soon after the police rescued him, he was given to others for adoption without even checking whose family it belonged to. It was outrageous. Then the police came to ask for it, and it was written that according to the adoption law, the child was irretrievable. Against all odds, here comes the biggest poisonous point: Xiao Liu's mother even gave up the protagonist's bones for the sake of the adoption law. The flesh and blood are separated, they cannot recognize each other, and they are so vicious that they are inhumane. There is another story later, it is said that the protagonist's biological father opened a bookstore next to the school, just to be closer to his son. When I saw this, the protagonist's biological mother did not appear. Gu Ji died of depression. His father had previously bankrupted the family in search of his son, and had committed crimes. The family was ruined, and his wife was separated. In the book, Xiao Liu's mother and the irresponsible Ah Snake are the biggest culprits. The most poisonous woman's heart is, you call her mother 🤔 Anyway, after reading the first few chapters, don't be poisoned.
Original parent issues
Chapter 5 is a failure among failures. It would be better not to write it at all. Although the readers may be extremely self-interested because of the shooting club, they can never lack the Communist Youth League. After all, how can you read the novel if you can't provide for the feelings and emotions? You wrote the protagonist's parents so well, but it just made Liu Yi's family unreasonable and ruthless. The readers have parents. If you are so ruthless, the readers will be confused only if they can continue reading.
The biological parents did not handle it well and it is not in line with human nature.
The main character's parents are so miserable. Just because the mother and daughter have such different views. They are human beings!
I feel like the male protagonist is so selfish and pretentious. Since you are unintentional, Sissi even said they broke up, and you are here to fall in love only in movies, hanging on to her endlessly! In order to prevent Sissi from calling other men her cousin, you rejected all the domestic costume dramas that should have belonged to Sissi. If Liu Yifei didn't film those costume dramas, would she still be Liu Yifei? Or is she the fairy sister of our memory? Hey, I don't know what the author was thinking. He made Sissi look like a nymphomaniac. If you don't love her, don't waste time hanging on her. Speak clearly! It's so exciting to watch!
It's really outrageous. It's just like her mother abducted her parents. You might as well just write that she was abandoned on the roadside and adopted. It's weird that your original parents are not good enough.
A little bit of rant
Write about going to the United States. Please, go to Hong Kong to take some pictures? ! I have been waiting for you to go abroad. Now you are recognizing relatives, giving piano recitals, and filming affairs. I am tired of all the pulling. Don't be like Liu Jing and become a child star. I also like it if you go to the United States to write about daily life. If you write about it, it is irrelevant. It will be useless when you return to the mainland. You've already done enough, aren't you pretending to be a genius piano prodigy enough? If you have to be a child star in Hong Kong, you can't go to Hong Kong to hang out in the future, right? The key to playing the role of a youngster is not helpful to the protagonist at all. Others are downgrading their consumption. Why are you pretending to be downgraded? Even if you were to adapt the Pirates of the Caribbean novel in the United States, I think it would be better than this! There are not many books on the track of being adopted by Liu Xiaoli. I personally like it, but you write it well. You always like to go to other places for no reason. First, there is the plot of the biological parents, then the plot with the Tang Dynasty Normal School, and the setting of overclocking to transform one's body. Now it is the plot of Hong Kong child stars. Please, boss, it's just that you haven't updated enough this day. Don't always make something that is not there. This really kills your enthusiasm for reading. You are just a single seedling now. I don't want what I see when I open the catalog to make me lose my enthusiasm for this book. Come on, author. Some personal thoughts, I hope the writing will become more interesting. If something feels wrong, just pretend I didn't say it. Thanks.
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Sissi Bulgari
What should I say? After reading the first part, I felt a bit embarrassed. The children were written the same as teenagers. I hope it will be better later.
Can the author write Sissi with more dignity? I feel that the male protagonist treats Sissi as a plaything and is too controlling. Even if he only regards Sissi as a brother and sister, he must make it clear clearly. He has been fooling her all the time! This kind of avoidance of ambiguous feelings is more hurtful. It is better to completely reject the hurt, let Sissi learn to grow up and give up on the hero, and then make a twist so that the hero can realize that he really loves Sissi and let the hero regret it. This kind of plot is more attractive, rather than writing Sissi as a licking dog or a toy.
I kept it on the bookshelf for you before you went abroad, but your age is a flaw, at least until you are 14 to 15 years old.
I have written 76 chapters of this bird feather, and I finally started to write about going abroad. I want to keep it on my bookshelf for a while if I don't go abroad again. The main reason is that the protagonist is too young when he is seven years old. I think going abroad will be a little transitional and can shorten the years. Age, at least the protagonist should be aged fourteen or fifteen, and then start to show off. The transition plot at a young age is okay and a novelty. If you watch it too much, you will feel bored. The interest will be reduced by half. I don't know about others, but I feel this way.
Hahaha, little Heizi, you exposed your chicken feet
In the recent chapters, the protagonist always looks down involuntarily towards the people he is close to, especially Xiao Liu, how should I put it, playthings? This is the feeling.
It's better to be an orphan from the beginning
It's really unbearable to treat the original parents like this. Do you know how uncomfortable it would be for a child to lose his parents? It's scary to think about it.
It's pretty cool, hurry up! Add some essence
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It sucks
I said I had not read a few chapters, but it suddenly ended. . . . Nothing. . .
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Even though the comments section is criticizing the adopted gambit, I like it very much.
There are some flaws, but overall it's pretty good.
I feel that the author's writing is getting better and better, and his daily writing is considered good even if it is not top-notch in China Entertainment.
Can the author write a book where the heroine is Yifei's mother, Liu Xiaoli, similar to 1979's Fiancée is the Fairy Mother?
Author, please revise Chapter 315
Learn more about the Child Citizenship Act
The Child Citizenship Act passed by the U. S. Congress in 2001, CCA) mainly regulates the citizenship identification of children born overseas to U. S. Citizens. Its core content can be summarized as follows: 1. Applicable conditions According to the act, the following conditions must be met at the same time: Parental status: at least one parent is a U. S. Citizen (automatically acquired at birth or naturalized); Children's status : Unmarried and under 18 years old; Residency requirements: Children must become U. S. Residents through legal procedures and actually live in the United States, under the legal guardianship of U. S. Citizen parents (children of overseas military or government employees are deemed to meet the residence requirements); Adoption restrictions: Adopted children must meet the qualifications of "adopted children" or "orphans", and the adoption procedures are complete. 2. Legal Effect Effectiveness Time: The bill was signed by then President Clinton on February 27, 2001, and officially came into effect on April 30 of the same year. Retroactivity: Some provisions allow children born before February 27, 2001 to obtain citizenship retroactively when conditions are met. 3. Relationship with the Fourteenth Amendment to the Constitution This bill supplements the "birthright citizenship" of the Fourteenth Amendment to the Constitution and clarifies the citizenship identification procedure for children born overseas, but does not change the principle of "territorialism" in the amendment (that is, those born in the United States automatically acquire citizenship). It is worth noting that in 2025, the Trump administration tried to restrict the "birthright citizenship" of children of illegal immigrants through an executive order, but the policy was frozen by many courts due to unconstitutional disputes. 4. Special cases Aboriginal children: If aboriginal ancestry is involved, the "Indian Child Welfare Act (1978)" must be followed first, and adoption rights are given to relatives or tribal members;
Can't we guarantee one chapter a day? ?
Such an unfortunate name. . . . . . .
My resistance was still not enough, so I slipped away,
After being persuaded to quit, the book I just watched Liu eating melons was adopted by the fairy mother. I like to watch the childhood play between the protagonist and the little angel, so I searched for it, and the result...